French Level 1
This course is designed as an introduction to long-term French learning. Suitable for absolute beginners or for those who have learned some French in the past and would like to consolidate basic skills as well as building up their French vocabulary.
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Wed 08 Feb
- $149.00 incl. GST
Sessions
Session 1
Wed 08 Feb 19:00 - Wed 08 Feb 21:00At Selwyn College, Auckland.Session 2
Wed 15 Feb 19:00 - Wed 15 Feb 21:00At Selwyn College, Auckland.Session 3
Wed 22 Feb 19:00 - Wed 22 Feb 21:00At Selwyn College, Auckland.Session 4
Wed 01 Mar 19:00 - Wed 01 Mar 21:00At Selwyn College, Auckland.Session 5
Wed 08 Mar 19:00 - Wed 08 Mar 21:00At Selwyn College, Auckland.Session 6
Wed 15 Mar 19:00 - Wed 15 Mar 21:00At Selwyn College, Auckland.Session 7
Wed 22 Mar 19:00 - Wed 22 Mar 21:00At Selwyn College, Auckland.Session 8
Wed 29 Mar 19:00 - Wed 29 Mar 21:00At Selwyn College, Auckland.Register4 places remaining -
Tue 10 Oct
- $149.00 incl. GST
Sessions
Session 1
Tue 10 Oct 19:00 - Tue 10 Oct 21:00At Selwyn College, Auckland.Session 2
Tue 17 Oct 19:00 - Tue 17 Oct 21:00At Selwyn College, Auckland.Session 3
Tue 24 Oct 19:00 - Tue 24 Oct 21:00At Selwyn College, Auckland.Session 4
Tue 07 Nov 19:00 - Tue 07 Nov 21:00At Selwyn College, Auckland.Session 5
Tue 14 Nov 19:00 - Tue 14 Nov 21:00At Selwyn College, Auckland.Session 6
Tue 21 Nov 19:00 - Tue 21 Nov 21:00At Selwyn College, Auckland.Session 7
Tue 28 Nov 19:00 - Tue 28 Nov 21:00At Selwyn College, Auckland.Session 8
Tue 05 Dec 19:00 - Tue 05 Dec 21:00At Selwyn College, Auckland.
Description
Topics and vocabulary:
- Greetings: hellos, goodbyes, asking people if they are OK
- Introductions: introducing yourself and asking others, saying your town and country, nationality
- Occupations: saying what job you do
- Numbers: telling the time, telling the date
- Travels: buying a ticket for travel
Grammar: to be and to have, subject pronouns, articles, gender and numbers of nouns, negative sentences, interrogative sentences, present tense of common verbs, numbers, time.
General communication skills: at the end of the class, the student can introduce self or someone else, ask and answer basic questions.
Research shows that it takes between 15 - 25 hours of study to be able to conduct the simplest of conversations in a second language, with that study being regularly undertaken (preferably daily) over a 6 - 8 week period. Your teacher will set homework assignments to reinforce classroom learning, and also recommends that you practise daily on www.duolingo.com or similar.
More about our French courses:
French Level 1 - an introduction to basic grammar and common verbs in the present tense.
French Level 2 - expand on grammar and verbs (still present tense).
French Level 3 - you are already familiar with verbs of first group, irregular verbs, days of week, months, seasons and the time; daily routines and reflexive verbs and basics of grammar (masculine and feminine, singular and plural.
French Level 4 - you should be able to use regular and irregular verbs in the present, future and past and know how to describe using masculine/feminine, singular/plural forms.
In this course we will look at the use of the two main past tenses in French PASSÉ COMPOSÉ and IMPARFAIT. We will learn how and when to use them to express past events. We will work on reading, listening and speaking skills.
French Level 5 - for the advanced learner. In this course we will work on the use of the FUTURE SIMPLE. The focus will be on speaking and listening skills.
Prerequisites
This level is intended for students with no or minimal experience with the French language.
Testimonials
"I enjoyed being given booklets that were well structured and gave good grounding for learning French". April 2014
"An excellent grounding in the foundation of French grammar. A very well structured course". April 2014
"More fun than when I did it in School Certificate. Tres bonne. Have appreciated the structure and step by step by approach adding one block at a time. Well paced". April 2014
